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UPWalker Premium Lite (NEW DESIGN) Weighs 18.5 lbs

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UPWalker Premium Lite (NEW DESIGN) Weighs 18.5 lbsWALK UPRIGHT. THE UPWALKER PREMIUM LITE The newly designed UPWalker Premium Lite weighs less, only 18. 5 lbs, compared to the Original Upwalker, which has a total weight of 23. 5 lbs for the Standard Model and 25. 5 lbs for the Large Model. All models have a weight capacity of 300 lbs. Key Features Softer and Larger 10 wheels in the front and 8 wheels in the back Two motion activated lights illuminate users' walking paths at night, making it safer to

WALK UPRIGHT. THE UPWALKER PREMIUM LITE

The newly designed UPWalker Premium Lite weighs less, only 18.5 lbs, compared to the Original Upwalker, which has a total weight of 23.5 lbs for the Standard Model and 25.5 lbs for the Large Model. All models have a weight capacity of 300 lbs.

Key Features

  • Softer and Larger 10” wheels in the front and 8” wheels in the back 
  • Two motion-activated lights illuminate users' walking paths at night, making it safer to travel 
  • Two removable and washable comfort pads 
  • A comfortable reversible backrest that allows for two different positions of contact with one's back (mid-back or lower back support).
  • A handy cup holder for ease of transporting your morning coffee or water bottle
  • It is ideal for users who are 4’10” to 6’-1” tall 

STURDY FOLDABLE FRAME

Easy, dual folding mechanism, the frame, the legs and wheels fold in for ultimate portability and storage.

ADJUSTABLE-HEIGHT ARMRESTS

Padded armrests are height-adjustable to enable users to walk upright and keep arms supported and level for comfortable use.

MULTI-TERRAIN WHEELS (10" FRONT)

The multi-terrain wheels make it easier to maneuver over almost any type of surface.

Adjustable-Height Armrests

 

Comfortable Seat

 

Lockable Brakes

 

Multi-terrain Wheels (10" Front)


Sit to Stand Handles

 

Sturdy Foldable Frame

Specifications

View the specs for the UPWalker Premium Lite below:

Dimensions 

Length: 31.5"

Width: 25.5"

Height: 34.5" – 45.5" 

Armrest Height Range: 34.5" – 45.5"

Seat Dimensions

Length: 18"

Width: 10"

Folded Dimensions 

Length: 31.5"

Width: 9.8"

Height: 42"

User Height Range: 4'10" - 6'1"

Weight: 18.5 lbs 

Weight Limit: 300 lbs 

Wheel Size 

Front Wheels: 10"

Back Wheels: 8"

 

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

  • 1x UPWalker Premium Lite
  • 1x Personal Item Bag/Basket
  • 1x Beverage holder
  • 1x Backrest support
  • 1x Quick Start Guide
  • 1x User Manual

WARRANTY

1-year: frame, mechanical and electrical components

Six months: tires, fabric seat, seat back and seat cushion

 

Frequently Asked Questions 

What is the UPWalker Premium Lite?

The UPWalker Premium Lite is a lighter and smaller model of the original UPWalker, the revolutionary new mobility product that enables users to walk upright in a safer, more secure posture as compared to traditional walkers and rollators that cause users to hunch over. 

Compared to the original UPWalker, the UPWalker Premium Lite is easier to maneuver in tighter spaces, easier to lift and transport better and suited for smaller, frailer users.

What are the benefits of the UPWalker Premium Lite?

Like the original UPWalker, the UPWalker Premium Lite improves mobility and increases independence for the elderly and mobility challenged. According to clinical research, the unique design of the UPWalker 

Premium Lite reduces pain in the wrists, back and leg joints as compared to traditional walkers, and the upright position enables the user to walk farther with less effort.

The UPWalker Premium Lite looks complicated. Is it easy to use?

The UPWalker Premium Lite was designed with user convenience in mind and arrives fully assembled with an easy-to-follow User Guide. Using the UPWalker Premium Lite requires no more than a few steps to open and close and to use for walking or sitting.

Is any assembly required?

No, the UPWalker Premium Lite comes fully assembled with an easy-to-follow User Guide. It can be removed from the box, adjusted to your personal desire and used immediately.

Does the UPWalker Premium Lite include a seat?

Yes, the UPWalker Premium Lite includes a fabric seat. Also comes with a comfortable backrest support for sitting.

Does the UPWalker Premium Lite include a bag or basket?

Yes, the UPWalker Premium Lite comes standard with a Personal Item Bag that attaches to the front of the frame and a Luxury Personal Item Bag. A shopping bag (a larger bag with carry handles) is also available as an option.

What are the sizes of those bags?

The size of the Standard Personal Item Bag is 17" wide x 4" deep x 11" high, the size of the Luxury Personal Item Bag is13" wide x 6" deep x 10" high and the size of the Shopping Bag is 18" wide x 11" deep x 12" high.

What material(s) is the UPWalker Premium Lite made of?

The sturdy frame is made from aluminum alloy and other quality materials including composite plastic and polyurethane. Many of these materials are used in the automobile and aircraft industries.

Does the UPWalker Premium Lite come with brakes?

Yes, with it come with comfortable, ergonomic handles that stop the rear wheels. The brakes also function as parking brakes for sitting or standing from a seated position.

Does one brake stop both wheels?

No, they function independently and brake only one wheel each.

Does the UPWalker Premium Lite come with reverse brakes?

No.

Does the UPWalker Premium Lite include parking brakes?

No.

Is the UPWalker Premium Lite one size fits all, or is it adjustable?

The UPWalker Premium Lite has easily adjustable height armrests for different user heights.

Does the height of the armrests adjust independently of each other?

Yes.

What is the height range for UPWalker Premium Lite users?

The height range for the UPWalker Premium Lite is 4'10" to 6'1".

What is the maximum/minimum height of the armrests?

The maximum height of the armrests is 48" and the minimum height of the armrests is 37".

How much can a user of the UPWalker Premium Lite weigh?

For the UPWalker Premium Lite you can weigh up to 300 pounds.

How high off the ground are the sit-to-stand assist handles?

The sit-to-stand handles are 29" from the ground.

Do the wheels lock in place?

Yes. The rear wheels are locked in place, while the front wheels pivot.

Does the UPWalker Premium Lite come with safety reflectors so one can be more easily seen at night?

Your UPWalker Premium Lite comes with safety reflectors on the front wheels, as well as, two motion activated lights for safer travel at night.

What are the benefits of the UPWalker Premium Lite?

The UPWalker Premium Lite enables you to walk with upright posture in a safer, more secure manner than with conventional walkers and rollators. Using the UPWalker Premium Lite gives you greater freedom and independence. The UPWalker Premium Lite has been shown in a research study to reduce back, wrist and lower limb pain and enable the user to walk farther with less effort.

Will the UPWalker Premium Lite relieve my pain?

The UPWalker Premium Lite has been shown in a research study to unload body weight from the lower limbs and reduce back and lower limb pain as a result. The upright armrests also reduce pain in the wrists and hands that can occur with traditional walkers and rollators, especially if you have arthritis.

Is the UPWalker Premium Lite suitable for rehabilitation after surgery or injury?

Yes, physical therapists often encourage use of the UPWalker Premium Lite when assisted mobility is needed.

Which medical institutions use the UPWalker Premium Lite?

Many hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, and physical therapists have found benefits in using UPWalker products.

How much does the UPWalker Premium Lite weigh?

The UPWalker Premium Lite weighs 18.5 lbs; 20 lbs with the backrest and personal item bag.

What are the dimensions of the UPWalker Premium Lite?

The dimensions of the UPWalker Premium Lite are 31.5" long (wheelbase) x 25.25" wide (outside width).

What is the inside width of the UPWalker Premium Lite?

The inside width of the UPWalker Premium Lite is 18".

What is the narrowest door opening that the UPWalker Premium Lite can pass through?

The UPWalker Premium Lite is 25.5" wide, and will require larger doorways. You should measure your doorways to make sure it will fit. 

What are the dimensions of the UPWalker Premium Lite when folded for storage?

The folded dimensions of the UPWalker Premium Lite are 31.5" long x 9.75" wide x 42" high.

What are the dimensions of the seat?

The dimensions of the seat are 18" wide x 10" deep.

What is the height of the seat from the ground?

The height of the seat from the ground is 23".

How large are the wheels?

The front wheels are 10" in diameter and the rear wheels are 8" in diameter.

What material are the wheels made of?

The wheels are made of  soft, high-quality TPU rubber with small tread for greater traction and durability.

What material are the armrests and handles made of?

The armrests and handles are made of a comfortable, foam polyurethane material.

What are the dimensions of the box?

The dimensions of the box are 32" long x 9" wide x 43.75" high.

What is the shipping weight?

The shipping weight is 27 lbs.

Can I transport the UPWalker Premium Lite in my car?

Yes, the UPWalker Premium Lite folds easily for storage and transport. It fits in the trunk or back seat of most cars.

Will it fit in my car?

We have found that the UPWalker Premium Lite fits in most cars, unless it is a very small compact car trunk. You can measure the inside of your trunk to be certain. Some people find it easier to place the UPWalker Premium Lite in the back seat of their four-door car.

Can I use the UPWalker Premium Lite in my home?

The UPWalker Premium Lite is designed for everyday use in the home or living facility. It is easy to maneuver on a variety of surfaces. The UPWalker Premium Lite includes numerous features that make its use indoors comfortable, convenient and safe.

Can I use the UPWalker Premium Lite outdoors?

The UPWalker Premium Lite also works outdoors. The UPWalker Premium Lite includes a seat with backrest, personal item bag and beverage holder that will make your outdoor walking experience convenient and comfortable.

Is the UPWalker Premium Lite designed for user comfort?

The UPWalker Premium Lite is ergonomically designed for user comfort. It can be adjusted for the user’s height and has soft materials in the armrests and handholds.

What accessories come standard with the UPWalker Premium Lite?

The accessories that come standard with the UPWalker Premium Lite are:

  • A Luxury Personal Item Bag.
  • A personal item bag.
  • A beverage holder and a backrest support.
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